Life size religious figure bronze statue of believe

The Walls meeting behind the statue of believe:

The Worms Parliament is the Parliament of the Holy Roman Empire held in Worms, a small town on the Rhine River in Germany. The statue of believe has also become a memorial. This council was held from January 28 to May 25, 1521, and was presided over by Emperor Charles V. Although there are many topics in the conference, the most important is the summoning of the status of believe Martin Luther and the influence on the Reformation. From January to May 1521, Emperor Charles V (Charles V, 1519-1556) held the imperial parliament meeting in Worms. Famous for being on trial by Martin Luther. In January 1521, Pope Leo X (Reigned 1513-1521) excommunicated Martin Luther, and the Kaiser also convened a meeting to hear him. According to the agreement reached between the Saxon elector Frederick III and the Kaiser, Martin Luther attended the meeting in April of the same year under the protection of the Empire. When he was ordered to repent publicly, he asked to think about it, but categorically refused the next day, claiming that he only recognized the word of God as the highest authority. The Kaiser dared not offend the princes who supported Luther, he hurriedly dissolved the meeting and Luther left safely.

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The main speech of statue of believe:

Statue of believe Martin Luther prayed for a long time, and after consulting friends and mediators, he attended the meeting the next day. Martin Luther believes that his works can be divided into three categories:
Generally recognized works: He believes that these works should be recognized and accepted even by their enemies, so they will not be retracted. These works also had an impact on the Reformation.
Attacks on the ills and lies of the Christian world: He believes that these works cannot be safely retracted to prevent these ills from continuing, so he refuses.
Individual personal attacks: He apologized for his sharp and common words, but would not take back the teachings. If he can prove that his teaching violates the Bible, he will categorically retract it.
When Eck accused Martin Luther of not having the right to refute traditional orthodoxy, he responded that he would only accept the authority of the Bible and not the authority of the Pope and the Parliament because of the contradictions between them. The statue of believe also shows the picture he is fighting for. The statue of believe is very memorable.

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